Article 58 Final view noticesI1
United Kingdom
Where a scope of permission notice has been given to a person and either—
he notifies the Authority that he disagrees with any of the matters stated in the notice; or
he fails to notify the Authority as required by article 56(2),
the Authority must within a reasonable period after receiving the notification or the expiry of the period allowed for notification (whichever is earlier) give the person a further notice (a “final view notice”).
A final view notice must set out the Authority’s final view on—
the regulated activity or activities the Authority considers the person has a Part IV permission to carry on at commencement, described in such manner as the Authority considers appropriate; and
the requirements (if any) under section 43 to which he is subject at commencement.
Article 55(4) to (6) applies to a final view notice as it applies to a scope of permission notice.
The person may refer the final view notice to the Tribunal.
A final view notice must be in writing and must give an indication of the person’s right to have the matter referred to the Tribunal and of the procedure on such a reference.
Sections 133 and 137 apply in relation to a reference under this article, but as if—
the reference in section 133(1) to the Act were a reference to this article;
the reference in section 133(1)(a) to the decision notice or supervisory notice were a reference to the final view notice; and
section 133(4) to (12) were omitted.
Annotations
Commencement
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Art. 58 in force at 10.8.2001, see art. 1(2)(a)